Galt Collegiate Institute and Vocational School - Specula Galtonia Yearbook (Galt, Ontario Canada)

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, ' -'...,. ':. 1 , t I 3' M -S i ' f l as RAT l .. f . PARATU5 'A Scholarship Students lwap JANET WOOD HAROLD DANDO MARION TAIT EOLA SCOTT PORTER SCHOLARSHIP Harold Dando won the Porter Scholarship when he was elected School Captain by the popular vote of the student body. Harold, a member of the graduating class of '30, is Major of the Cadet Corps and is a member of the Rugby, Basketball and Gym. teams of 1930. STAFF PLAYERS' SCHOLARSHIP Janet Wood, winner of this scholarship, was chosen Girl Captain by the vote of the girls. Janet, a resident of Preston and a member of the graduating class of '31, has held office in the Literary Society and is a member of the Girls' Softball, Basketball and Gym. teams. FIRST CARTER SCHOLARSHIP Marion Tait, Girl Captain of '30, was awarded the First Carter Scholarship for proficiency in Upper School Examinations. Marion has an outstanding High School record and her various achievements during her High School days are Worthy of special mention. June 1927: Awarded Province of Ontario Confederation Jubilee gold medal for Histor . Awardxdd Stauffer-Dobbie Scholarship for Commercial Second Year General Proficiency, 32500. June 19-28 : Awarded Commercial Diploma with Honours. Awarded McCaskey Systems Scholarship for Commercial Third Year General Proficiency, 325.00 June. 1929 : First Class Honours in seven Middle School Papers. 41

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l .., A . , i f'PHrw,i.A v GA!-tON'A The River By FREDA THOMPSON There's a river winds through an old Scotch town, A river with many a bend, A river of many a lilting splash Of hasty turns and sudden dash, A river of eddies where currents clash, E'er it reaches its j ourney's end. And oft on a. summer's afternoon, You will see a fisher boy, As he casts his line in the quiet flow, Where friendly willows lean so low, Where cat-tails, flags, and rushes grow, And fishing is a joy. Great heaps of stone on its banks so high Are placed with loving care, Fine schools and churches stand serene, Like sentinels at their posts are seen, In winter's white or springtime-'s green, O'er the river valley fair. And home folks round that old Scotch town, In the midst of a fertile land, See the river winding calm and free, By j utting rock and willow tree, And they hear it call to its friend, the sea, And they tell you, That's the Grand I FEE Day Dreams By GEORGE MOSS Nothing I like so well as these, A slash of green through woodland trees. A glimpse of sky between the leaves, A glint of sun on buckwheat sheaves. A muddy field of dappled brown, Sunlit roofs in a smoky town. A limestone shelf at the water's edge, A warbler's nest in an English hedge. The breeze ribbed surface of water still, The que-rulous call of the whip-poor-will. A billowy cloud in a sky serene, A swinging bird in the azure clean. A city street or a country lane, In glory of sun or ripple of rain. Nothing I like so well as these, An earthly heaven, a heavenly frieze. 40

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.. I. .,, sg y , , 1 PARATUS A' ARATU N E C U A O SEMYER 'V H3 Dec. 1929 : Awarded StaH Players Scholarship for Girl Captain, S25.00. June 1930 : First Class Honours in 13 Upper School Papers. Awarded by Department of Education: First Carter Scholarship, EB100.00'. Awarded by University of Toronto: Second Edward Blake CMod- erns Proficiencyl 9'p85.00, plus 4 years' tuition. Second Edward Blake iClassics Proficiencyj ranked first. Awarded by Vicrtoria College : The Flavelle Scholarship in Classics 2B60.00, plus 3 years' tuition. Eligible for the Moses Henry Aikins Scholarship S100.00, plus 4 years' tuition. In addition to the above academic accomplishments Miss Tait Was, at various times during her high school days, president of her graduating class, held ofiice in the Literary Society, was Associate Editor of the School Paper, played Soft- ball for :the School, and worked on countless student committees. E THIRD CARTER SCHOLARSHIP Eola Scott was awarded this scholarship for proficiency in the Upper School Examinations. Eola came to Galt from St. Catharines and while she was at the Collegiate only one year she succeeded in winning the Third Carter Scholarship. - LZ ,V 3, ,fl 1,-. T,,. .- ir, w 3 Zia nge flranraiaz 'l'l1e're was speech in their dumbness, Language in their very gesture. JEAN NOLIN f1898- J Bibliographic, Les Cailloux, poesies Montreal 1918 En preparation-Un roman M. Jean Nolin naquft le 21 aofit 1898 ia Sorel. Entre au College Sainte- Marie fa Montrealb a onze ans, il est recu bachelier es-arts at dix-neuf ans. Les Cailloux paraissent l'annee. Une partie de ce receuil a suivante. ere com- pose des las quinzieme annee. Parce qu' il croit que l'avenir de l'intel- 42 ligence, au Canada, depend largement des conditions economiques, M. Jean Nolin se destine a Pindustrie est frequente main- tenant l'Ecole des hautes etiudes com- merciales. M. Olivar Asselin a ecrit a propos des Cailloux, dans la Revue moderne, que la poesie de M. Nolin possede, entre autres qualites, celle d'etre honnete sans etre betef' Le pere du poete, M. Joseph Nolin, professeur ei l'Ecole dentaire de Montreal taquine, lui aussi, la muse.